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DISTRICT
1311uctval(1.
T, J. Dillon, formerly cheese Maker
at (the 1316001110 0 1103.0 fucinry, wee litho
last weak. lie hate been in the Lower
Provinces daring the past sumer, un
Ilei the Dairy Comntiesionor, toaaltime
the people deieying. Mr. Dillon ghee to
Mount Elgin to conduce a winter dairy
in that Owe.
Cleo n1Dr oche.
Fnot11nll seems to be tho only ammo.
moat Imre just new.
Thomas Ritchie arrived home last
wools. He intends spending the Winter
round here.
Tbo Royal Templars of Temportenco
bold their meetings every wools now,
Thsv are not dead yet it seems.
Winter i0 here once more 1,3318 in pined
of the rabble of rho wag011e and buggies
we boar the jingle of the sleigh bells.
The oiler mill is still running. Jude.
ing from appearances it will rut all win
ter for totals of apples era to bo seen
coming in every day.
7, J. A'litohell w le, J. Williams aro
busy malting now sleights and cutters for
winter use. Anyone desiring to got
either would do well to give them a cell.
Mrs. Thompson and illrs. Alex. Ping
and family loll this week fnr Manitoba.
Geo Green, of Gnclorinh, w1, stere
lase week attending his mother's funeral,
00 was also his brother William, of Put
:Elgin.
Rev. John 7103131), who has been re.
need no aogiln.lntan008 hem, was 0onan0(1
to hr'i for a few days last week by a
severe (told.
The Cenrt of the 0. 0. P. le in a
flottele1ing condition with a membership
OE ally and still growing larger. Tho
names of the new officers may be rend
on news 0 of this issue.
oar Council ie said to be opposed to
the TTnIO0 of Rafnge brit they dent
repreeentall 'ho intelligence of TIowicic
and who knows what an upheaval there
may be in this line beioro 1903.
The Directors of the itfeohanins'
Institute have decided to hold evening
olnsmes tiering the Winter, provided that
a suficient number of pupils can bo
obtained. J. B, Campbell has consented ,
to tette charge 1,e toaohor,
Wm. Stinson, our enterprising cattle
dealer, has poro11need lot 8, con. 0,
lIowinit, from llIise Julia Strong for the
sum of 34,600, she tenting Mr. Stiuson's
place here in the village at 91,200. The
farm consists of 100 Oer00 a mile !;net of
here, with a good nrehn'd but the
buildingeare not gond.
Rev. 3. W. Ceti:cart, of the First
Presbyterian 011nrc'h of McDonald, Pa.,
who Wits here attending the funeral of
the Ittle Airs. Crean, 111,1 mether•in•laW,
preached an impressive sermon on Sun.
day evening last in the Baptist 01101.011.
Rev. Me. Brownlee, Episcopalian, wns
present and toolc part in the service.
Ox'ietteetucm.
Potatoes aro n somewhat seared (rti.
ole 111 101011.
Rev. 71Ir. Watson, pnetnr of the Con.
greuali01111 church, Wingham, in 100,7111g
Navin:+• received n call to Wondstonk.
4 h gear and concert will he given in
Wi .3 Mans on or about the 111th of Deo.
by the numbers of the Young People's
Guild of St. Panl'0 church.
The young people of St, Paul's church
have f"rnMl a nncietY
of Christian s1,1
a)1 En-
deavor Tre nalr0re elected were :
Ta .
Mearaoken, President ; Mtge Millie
Johnston, Treasurer ; Alias Kate Groves,
Seero'ary.
J. 1I. T)nlmage, after being out of the
Brnnswiolt 110100 for a few untie•, stns
agate taken possession (end will 0nitti1r10
to run the house. Dan. Mo0oetniok, the
late m•oprietor, may become a commer-
cial traveller.
FIon. J, C. Patterson was moonlit, at
Montreal consulting the C. P. R, officials
in regard to the exteneinn of their lino
from Wingham to Goderioh. 81 miles in
length, and subsidised by the Dominion
to the extent of 900.200. It is likely flint
Gm 0. P. R. will start the work at nn
early day.
Walter Green, of the Wingham Pico.
trio Light Co., has shown his good will
in the temperance cause in a pranlionl
man'er, hexing placed an are light on
the post emoted some 111110 0)10 at the
north corner of the market square, to
light the road on the way to the temper•
anon hall last week, and has also sus-
pended another from the stage Gelling in
the hall.
J,. 84t:ce-vv .
About 10,000 barrels of apples have
been shipped from hero this Fall.
Some lime ago the official Board of
the Methodist 01131x011invited the Raw,
Dr. Willoughby, of Toronto, to beoomo
the successor 10 Rev. Mr. Livingstone,
whose term expires at the else of June
next. Dr, Willoughby hoe tempted the
invitation, subject to the approval of
conference.
A grand commit will be given in the
1,w hall n the 9th r Doo. ander the
town 1. 1 0 f l O
n110pi000 of Knox church 011010, when the
following pereon1 will talre part : Mise
Knee Slrnrlg, mezzo soprano, vocalist;
Prof, Fred. Warrington, baritone, from
Toronto; Captain Jamieson and hie
cadets ; Mies Lily Beane, one of Oath.
dobe favorite elocutionists, from Kincar-
dine ; Jus. MoM11110n, M. P., Mt, Forest,
chairman.
A well altendod meeting 6.310 held in
the town hall Monday eveeing to hone
the 90006100 of continental inion dis•
cussed by Elgin Myers, of Toronto, and
D. MoGillionddy, of Guderieh. There
was a fair representation of Indies in the
audience. The .chair was oocnvied by
W. G. Ilny and the best of order obtain-
ed throughout the meeting. The pro•
madden of the case by the speakers of
the evening was favorably received by
the „11dienee and at the close Itov. Jamoe
Livfngeto0e, although not approving of
the poiioy adopted, paid a tribute to the
manner is which the sub:beet had been
plated by the speakers, A veto of thalls's
wee moved by Tilos, Male, 0000nde(1 by
Ur. Bradley and both gonelemon, in
0p0akieg of the motion, Anted that they
bad rooeived new light en the subject
and bad received te number of new ideas
Which roads thou morn favorably Bis•
posed townede continental union then
they had hitherto been. The motion was
earthed,
NEWS,
W13114)31.
What's the wetter with the lie T, of
T. y
Next Sunday afternoon Rev. 113r,
Riley, of Obosley, is expected to preach
in St, Goorgo'e church lu 11110 01110310.
endny school Convenlion 111 Duff's
1buroh next `l'huraduy aftermen and
evening. The program was
given in Tun, Post last week.
A night school will be oarriod on in
this village, under the (Ur0otlon of Prin.
cipal Kersey. This will afford rho
young people who 03114 attend public
0011001 00 line opportunity of brushing
1,p.
The Mole ellet 0hnrah in malting pre-
liminary arrangements for, their Now
Year's ann,veesary. Rev. W. l'. Camp.
bell, of Blyth, will preach the Remora.
The annual tea will be hold the following
111onc1313' evening,
The Georgetown paper save :—It is
reported that Rev. Thos, Gee, 000t•ge•
town who bite for some time been suffer -
Mg from an affection of the throat, in.
tends, in obedionoo to his phyeiolano, to
spend the whiter in the 13001,11.
1LUa1;51'0t•vn.
Geo. IValo11 returned from Newmarket;
last weep.
Mee. AI. Pear01) has rented her honeo
to ono of the Wren worsting at the mill.
ltov. J. 13. Dyke was in Kincardine
Loeb Sabbath. J. L, lluutar supplied
his work here.
Look out far leotare in Belgf6v0 on
Monday, Dec. 641, anbjeot "iilanlino,o,"
by Rev. S. Sellery, M. A,, 13. D.
Airs. J. Ciuff leaves for her home- in
Brandon, IlI(te., this 100011, having event
the 017rm1100 among relatives in than
v10iuitV.
Wm. Love had hie hand bully out by
a stroke from the band Cutter's knife
while reeding a threshing machine at W.
Raath's, on Ftid31y.
The election of offl00r( in the Belgravo
I. 0, G. T. resulted as follows :- C. T„
D. Mloklejolnn ; V, T., A, Brandon (
('h ti,, K. 1V1;;htmen ; Soo„ N.13ra6don ;
A. Sec., N. Wilkinson ; F. -Sec„ R. An-
derson ; T., K. 111iekiejohn ; M„ J.
Stebbs ; D. 3f„ 117. 1'intater ; S., ,7.
Wightman ; G., M. Russel ; P. 0. T., D.
Scott.
rIee a:nul -(lu Wt 1ne.dor, 11 11 1131'.,
the town of 1k,.l0l•1c11 (06(3 111,3 9e11i,1 of
ow of then. happy events which uinally
email; a Mutter ofeontlintillg hopes and
Imre 111 the minds of moat of the ;tartlet -
pantie, On the day mentioned at 8:30 p.
in. Nellie, oldest daughter of helm
11111im', metabolit, was jellied in wed•
lock's silken Ronda to It. 31. Putt, of
Meadow Milli farm, Grey township, at
1,110 0e011011311 1,13 13111, 61'1330'0 3!41'3.1110.
Rev. Mr. Torrance, of (1od.rloh, perform.
0d the ceremony, The invited guests
were OOnl11010 10 immediate relatives
end fri0ud0, The bride ryas 110at'y
attired in °ream 00rge trimmed with
0illi hoe, ribbon tend pearls, She also
wore u beautiful tulle vell and a wreath
of orange blossoms and 00.1110(1 a hand•
some bog0ot of natural flowers in 11031
hand, The bride's ulster, Minnie, who
MS 104 OA her attenJant, also wore cream
serge trimmed with sills lace and ribbon
and loolt031 charming carrying her baguet
of natural (3owe,s. The groom was
supported b,y hie brother, John Gull,
'1'110 ceremony over which made them in
the sight 01 God and man heel/and and
wife, they 10eelv031 the Congratulations
of (hoes auiombied, lifter this the party
adjourned to We spacious dining•
room where, amid a "feast of reason and
flow Of soul," 1,116 good things provided
with the well known liberality of the
host 0011 11081000, 171r, and Aire. Hillier,
were datouse0(1 ite a manner which loft
lei room to think thio jocund tine with
its iutel)3)11tutel and sentimental sou.
colnetant0 lead palled the material palate.
The happy couple left on the 7 o'clock
train friday morning for their home,
followed by the good wishes of nil who
lt00w them. The presents were in,
quantity and value a high testimony
to the popularity of the bridal
couple. The following is the list :-
3.100.00, the bride's father ; china tea
set, the bride's mother ; } cLoz. silver
ferns, alis Lou Hillier ; f may cushion,
Miss 13101031 hillier ; carving knife and
steel, ,131100 Minnie Hillier ; * dog. silver
0poo00, Miss Sadie hillier ; majolica
pitcher•, Miss Birdie IIfllfor ; 3 doe.
chairs, Mrs. Cute and Jno. Cut ; clook,
Thos. Chat ; silver Greet stand, Jas.
Cott and wife ; silver butter (1101), T.
M0Ewen and wife ; wine set, J. E.
Coombs and wife ; *doe. 0tivee knives,
,los. Coomber and wife ; 811003 3101110
cruet, A. McDonald and wife ; silver
sugar spoon and batter knife, Geo.
Gooinbes and wife ; rocking o11air, Wm,
Mo$olvsy nn(L toile ; family bible, harry
A3tYY:i1 Horton ; rocking chair, Jus, Horton 11)1(1
wif0 ; butter knife, Arthur Horton and
A wedding is on the tapis and will wife ; bread pall, James Horton ; bake
come off shortly. beard and utensils, 301113 Horton ; 2
1V4111an1 Twain was visiting friends in fancy cups and 0au0000, Hillary Horton ;
Gerrie this week. * dor 8;100 teaspoon, Mrs. 11. Hutton ;
Several additlou0 have been made framed family photo, Ere. Ino. Horton ;
lately to the English oburo1 choir. hot biscuit dish, II. Morton and wife ;
Mr. 'Hamilton, of Ripley, was visiting pin cushion end toilet mats, Alias Edict
brother Charles Hamilton, tentage. e. llortou ; lruit besk81, H. Phillips and
matter, this week, wife ; silver caste basket, le. Duff and
Jas. lltuigh and Ales. Symonds intend wife; salt and pepper cruet, Miss 0.
leaving here fm• N 'rth Shore this week. Rye ; napkin ring, AI 18 L. Jefferson ;
Miss Curtis has returned to the Ladies salt and pepper cruet, Chas. Jefferson ;
College ie Whitby, after a very pleasant ward receiver, Miss A. Kiel(palriok
Th .misgiving vacation, cheese dish, blies Amelia Kirkpatrick ;
John Denholm expects his large staff 3 doz. tab a napkins, Miss Al. Pothering.
of apple packers to be through with rho ham ; table teeth and 1 doz. napkins, L.
canteen's work this week. II. Harris ; white counterpane, Mrs. W.
Our public school inteude to give a McAllister ; framed hand paiotiug, Aries
concert shortly. Priu0fpal rammer 931. iJre ; hat rack and mirror, Juo.
ha- the full man0gem0et of it. IGrunt • fruie btlskot, S03,clny 0ohool
On Tuesday evening, 20111 inst., the f class ; silver pie knife, Miss Annie
members of the C. 0. P. of this burgs Hillier.
intend having a public installation of —.--�
their officers for next term, after which
their frlonl0 will be provided with re-
Ereehmlents and an entertainment.
On Friday evening a meeting of the
ratepayers was held in Industry hall for
the purpose of disonesiug the advisability
tree, with electricity.
OE lighting our taw e t
., p Y
110010 1:0111 111011 occupied the chair.
Several of 0111' 1111100(10 spoke fnr a length
of line both for and tegalus1 it, after
which a vote was taken resulting in a
large majority of ratepayers preemie be-
ing in favor of o'ir 00011011 taking action
and having our town lighted by electricity
as 00011 as possible.
Grove
John Strachan is ill with typhoid
fever.
George Ostobv fell from the wagon the
other day end injured hie ribs by strip-
ing the double.tree.
All or nearly all of the root crop has
been got 1ndee Dover. It was a dist-twee-
Ole job all through owing to the oontintt-
ed wet weather.
The trust0.s of 13, S No. 4 have on
gaged E. G. 1110Douald as teacher for
next year 14t nn increased 8a1111(y. A11
!examination find public entertainment
will be held in the school house on
Tllnrsdey, Deo, 2211d.
Miss Lizzie Strachan, who has been
Laid up for several weeks with typhoid
fever, is improving. Her department
in Teeswutor public school is in charge
of a young lady from WWingham during
her illness. We 1ie11 hot a speedy
recovery.
It is said that Arch. Hislop will op•
pose Reeve Milne and that the two
Deputy Reeves will also nava opposition.
Amon:( the new names mentioned 1,e
probable olndiciete0 for seats at the
Board are, Ranee Cummfugs, L. Aro-
Neil and A. 0. Damns, A. lively time
i0 sntioi weed.
Morethan IIS° usual interest has been 6.113 a
b 6 t.
taken in Br1Orela school matters by our Peen') Atm.—The following obituary
people of late, Many have pat tbomeelveo 1101100 refers to the father of Mrs. Goo.
• 1 t Nom time time to � lit •—Au thee of Huron's
considerably abut o 0 to t o Henderson, Bld le, o H
send their boys and girls to 7)1us00111 1(0001od pioneers, in the p010031 of WW1,
10h001 and in Lille way the Prinoipai is Lowrie, of IIulle41, near Kluburu, has
known, and highly spoken of in all been gathered 10 his 181hers. Mr, Lowrie
pats of tho Town+hip so that 4110 feeling died very suddenly on Tuesday evening,
le decidedly aettinst the re00110 a0tio)1 of 8th Mee. Ho had been suffering solve•
the Trustees. whiLt from heart fahto ainuthe 0
04u of
We noticed at item in last weeks September last, het was never confined
Poon', taken from the Clinton "News- t0 bed, and although 110 suffered eon -
Rowed," having reference to tipple pack. retriarably he W110 111w143,0 able to be about
ing in Grey. The 'item, among other 111e hoes.. 011 the night of his death he
things, contained a few witty (7) 0nyfngs had been flitting betide the stove and teas
of two teen, who, with others from the chatting pleasantly with his wife, and
western townships, were here packing did not se0111 to be worse that neuel.
and mulling during the s03 -on, Ltd us He 11a(1 barely got into bed, however,
say in the outset that experience and when, without any warning, he fell for•
precept toaohos lee that all wise mon ward and without an apparene straggle
come from the Plast, Says the00 gentle. 1110 spirit tools its flight. 131r. Lowrie
men to the newspaper elan, "The root wits a native of Berwickshire, S0otlend,
crop..uffereil while elm owners wa4clted IIe ean10 to Oapada about 48 yeaar0 ago
the apple 01311000," Now, ono of the gen• and settled on the farm 1r1 jlullott, whore
Hamel wan too young to lumw that the he 00utinued to reside until the tem of
root crop cone gr() 119 011 rho while, and hie death. 'Pita whole surrounding
of cenr00 Peek's bad boy uoecls no oom• country was 111011 little 11011011' 111011 a
Mont, In me11y blatancies some extra donee forest, but Mr, Lowrie was spared
dollars ev0(0 made, by looking 01o0e1y to see it uoneerted into 0110 of the sleet
after those fellows, some of whom teens., beautiful and (011110 0oetion0 in Oanada,
03 to bo new at tho b110111808, Thee all and Mr, Lowriele farm ie one of the hest
thaw \V00ternites loft "on good terms in the settlement, He was al oxooed•
with everybody" w0 do scot dispute, hub ingly robust roan in his Say, and by dint
they might have loft on bettor term of industry and fragalify ha succeeded 3)1
1311131) everybody if all eareemohts had laying up etiffiolenb to have those depend -
bon faibhfidly 000110d mut. ing upon him In independent circum.
i111caD-t r.-
Geerge Ealcot is away to 8,101e Ste.
Marie.
Wm. Forrest lute gone to Orillia on a
holiday visit.
i y
John Little has 1000011 his farm to his
brother.iu law for a term orY ears.
Taxes must bo paid en or before the
dates Hied by the 0 dlert„r, The Conn-
ell have made this rule and want it cum.
plied with.
The trustees of S. S. No. 6 have pur-
011100ed half an nom of laud from Chas.
Proctor whioh they intend adding to the
prosect geoun1.
D. Campbell, soa•iu•law of John A.
@IoEtveu, of the 1st 0011., arrived home
last week from Manitoba, a0oonipalied
by his wife and family. Mr. Campbell
sloes not intend 0010011131g to Manitoba
again.
A. 131. McAlister' new brink residence,
2nd lino is tow completed and Mr. Mao.
and family moved in this week. The
house is a good one and 83eake well for
the contr,otore, Messrs. Pugh, Haney
and W. Rcddiek.
Oint•.—On Wednesday ev0111119 of this
week Je8310 A., daughter of Alex. and
Mary L'ureyth, posed (war the river
with the silent boatman. Three years
ago the deceased had n bad attack of
inflammation of the lungs, at which time
her life was 310Opair0C0 of but by good
nursing she Dante theon3h it. About two
!months ago she bad the searlot fever and
0outraeting a cold at the same tilne it
wee anon apparent that quiok
consumption was doing its dewily work.
Calmly and peacefully she awaited the
coming of the Master anis had 110 ward
of 0omplaint to offer. Je00de was nearly
tett year0 of age. The funeral will lettye
the 11omo of lour parents, lob 110, con. 8,
one Sateeday aft01•r11O1r 1413 1(330 o'clock.
Service at 1 ei. m. Mr. and Mrs. Forsyth
seed family are deeply eympethhsed
ataleee, 111,1 WIN a quiet, ntllteelllning
men, end wee of is kind diapealti'111, and
was deme-v.1L y eet001110(1 by all wile
Knew 111m, He 6.1,13 honorable and
straigbt.Gn'ward in ani 1111 doal1ugs, Rod
few men 0/303011 mere fully the o0n11.
dopes of 11113 follow•mon, while hie ever
cheerful d,;l,:,1113813 made hien 13 imitate.
sat favorite. In polities he was an en.
thueiastio Liberal, and in re11910,1 a eo11-
ei06ent member of tlu, Prosbyterian de
nomination. The r 3311113 6'311 a Laid t0
met on Thursday, and, despite the un-
favorable weather and beet roads, a very
large number paid their last tribute of
respect 10 one Who Was well worthy of
being remembered alnleng t11o0', who have
honestly done their shorn toward.' mak.
tag 111e world bolter than they found It.
lIis aged partner in life, together tvitlt
two 310ne and four daughters, still sta.
vivo him. Mr, Lowrie had reached the
good age of. 76 years. He was an elder
brother of Charles Lowrie, of Seaforth.
AT.ttniecomen,—"It is not good that
man should be alone," was a 01141801001
made by Hfg11 authority in the Carden
of Eden and in these latter days, as of
yore, men are exemplifying their belief
in the same doctrine by seeking the
daughters of lave 111 marriage. The 8rd
line, on Wednesday evening of this week,
taw the consummation of an expected
matrimonial alliance, 11 tools place 01
the oomfortable residence of Richard
Armstrong when his (laughter, Miss
Mary, was wedded to Joel Jr, Sollars, a
resident of the same line. Rev. 3, W,
Pring, of Blueval0, was the bfti0iatfng
minister. After the ceremony the large
number of poste, about 100, sat clown to
an elaborate spread, to which ample
jueti0e was done. Tho wedding gilt0
amply evidenced the esteem in which
111r. end Mrs, Sellars ere held. A 8001111
and enjoyable evening was spent, the
company expressing their base wishes
for the happiness and prosperity of the
bride and groom as they took their
departure for their new home. By the
•'lldling and cooing" of some other young
People present 1t would be eel., to pre.
dict that other marriages will follow
before the winter is past.
A,tWoote.
The following olli0ers were appointed
in 0onneetion with the recently organized
111001180100' Institute :---President, Rev.
A. Henderson, k9. A. ; Al. E. Needs,
Secretary• Treasurer ; Rev. J. S. 'Fisher,
W. Dunn, 7. Johnston, 7. W. iefeBain,
Dr. Bice, Dr. Cowan, 11,. S. Pelton, Dr.
Roo and 0. J. Wynn, Directors.
I. 0. G. T.—The following °Mears were
elected for the ensuing term :-0, T.,
1Vm, Wherry ; V. T„ Nellie Hamilton ;
Soo., R. J. Farrell ; A. S., A. McBoin ;
I'. S„ A Campbell ; Treas., Lizzie
Switzer ; Chap„ Rev. J. S. Fisher ; 111•,
Wm. Hollis ; D. M., Nettie Robertson ;
G., Minnie Robertson ; S., W. Marshall;
P. 0. T., A. Campbell ; T, D„ 1i. 13.
Hamilton. •
The following are the 11011100 of the
officers of the C. 0. I'., Atwood:—C. R.,
H. Hoar ; V. C. It., J. K. Beim ; P. S.,
James Stearn ; R. 3„ 1.')10,3, Fullerton ;
Treas., Jas. Longmire ; Chap , Wm.
'Marshall ; Sen. -W„ David Whiting,1
Jan. -W., 1. H. Wilson ; See. B,, J.
Sanders ; Jun. B., A. Cameron ; Physi-
cian, Dr. Cowan,
The Bee save :—The place t,, get a
gaud, clean 01iav8 or a hair cut, is at the
Atwood tonsorial parlor. During the
months friend Grewar has b,en in our
midst 11e has conducted 111s besinose in a
manner (me(litnble to himself. Ever
obliging, neat and tasty in bis work,
Oherlio will ellrely emceed.
131613301.
Drywood oCl i9n
scarce rti
a
ale.
A wedding is mooted, the 0000mmly to
take place about Christmas,
Fred. Laird fs attending the Seaforel,
Collegiate Institute. He is a good
student.
Wo regret bhnl Miss Sterritt is leaving
our pnblie school. Her successor has
not yet been appointed.
Several AI. 1)'13, have been making in.
9ni0ies about Ethel and its surroundings
sine' the decease of Dr. Cale.
360 has been granted by the Council
for the p1) 3)0013 of fitting oat the new
Township Had w1113 table, chairs, oto.
Reeve Milne intends pushing the saw
mill business here as neral, WI and his
partners had an opportunity of disposing
of their recently aoquit•r(I timber limits
at a good advance, on 1011111 they paid.
The Temperanoo cause is having quite
a boom in this plane. Last meeting there
were ten 011'1didates initiated. Sides
have been (1110se1, with Allen 8000101 and
Goo. Dobson as captains. 3xoe11ent pro-
grams are being riven and the good work
is likely to continue,
7)101.77 Socceve,—A public meeting in
tbo interests of the Upper Canada Bible
Society will be held in the Presbyterian
ehural7, Ethel, on Monday evening, Doo.
6th. Thos. Strachan, President of the
Brussels Branch, wit preside. Ad(1resees
will be delivered by Revds. D. 111i11ar and
It. Paul, of Brussels, and Revds. 1)1000rs.
Moline and Newcombe, Everybody Wi11
be welcomed.
rJi'I
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Has purchased
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tends making
improvements
and increasing
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the Stock,
New Goods Ordered,
Choice Confectionery,
Oysters, j'e.
E, H. KAISER
PROI'UI r"I'011,
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AT SPECIAL PRICES_
SPECIAL LINES OF
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
One of the Largest and Richest Assortments of'
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Watches, Clocks, Silverware, Brooches, Rungs,
&c., in the County. All the Novelties in Jewellery for Ladies wear.
Anyone Wanting a present will do well to call on us before making
their selection. Engraving (lone on articles FREE.
H. L. JACKSON, JEWELLER.
OPPOSITE AMERICAN HOTEL.
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Is to the front again with a Full Line of
Tweeds, You will find it pays to see
Suitings,
Overcoatings, lea Ly Stock .A. Fit Guaranteed,
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Pantings. Latest Styles
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In Gents' Furnishings I take no Second Place. Yon will find Lin-
derelothiug and Top Shirts, Cardigan Jackets, Collars, Titan,
Braces, Scarfs, Gloves, Hosiery, &c., in well bought
Goods and sold at close Prices.
Our reputation for First Class Ordered Clothing.
is well known. Consnit your own interests by calling all
D. C. EVOIS,44v
Brussels, Ont. The Leading Tailor.
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This old, reliable institution is still in the van of progress and
is well prepared to cater to the wants of the public at this Season.
A rine Stock of
INNER AND TEA SETS
In Stone and China. They are dandies. Elegant dishes in Eng-
lish Stoneware selling Cheap. Also Glassware, &c.
Teas, Coffees', Spices, Fruits.,
Sugars, c(1's, Canoed Goods, N., cF'c•
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Fresh, Nice and sold at Close Prices.
Highest Price paid for Butter, Eggs and
Poultry.
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